Rural Cooperation Club Meets for Community Help
The Brazos county Lions Club continues rural work to learn community goals and assist in solving local problems. The Tuesday program featured piano duet by Betsy Searcy and Mrs. Roy Danforth, readings by Maurice Searcy, and a membership drive for the East Texas Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion C. A. Searcy
Brazos County
Betsy Searcy
Roy Danforth
Maurice Searcy
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Rotary Club
Lion W. E. Leverkuhn
Steele Store
Lion Henry
Locke
Daniel Russell
A. and
M. College
Lion
Vergne Scott
Stephenville
Lion Fred Hale
Will S. Ellis
Houston
Lion R. C. Franks
R. V. Armstrong
KE. R. Bryant
Harry L. Durham
F. PD. Fuller
R. C. Franks
W. S.howell
C. B. Holzmann
Dr. Lamar Jones
Joe Kaplan
W. FE. Leverkuhn
Henry Ss. Locke
Ben H. Noel
Veterinary Board Licenses and Examinations Report
Officers listed by city and name include Sanderson Brownwood president Mrs M Francis College Station first vice president Mrs Robert F Chappell Navasota second vice president Mrs P P Starr Gainesville third vice president Mrs U F Marney San Antonio corresponding secretary Mrs WY A Scott Stephenville secretary treasurer. Licenses to practice as veterinarians issued to IE V Dunbar San Antonio W T Hardy Sonora graduate of A and M W W Symington Atascosa. List of exam takers for Federal herd testing includes W T Hardy Sonora A J Hoffman Marfa R eC Griffith Fort Worth Oscar Stephen son Sweetwater W W Symington Atascosa W F Rawley Palestine. Short course program for graduates Wednesday morning presiding Dr W Ross Hodges includes Dr L A Merillat Periodic Ophthalmia Dr H J Milks Diseases of the Genitourinary Organs of Small Animals Dr Edwin Jungheer Substation 14 Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Discussion of Pathology of Some Important Sheep and Goat Diseases Dr J B son Mexia Acetonemia of Cattle Dr T C practitioner Temple Post
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Palestine
W. Ross Hodges
L. A. Merillat
H. J. Milks
Edwin Jungheer
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Son
T. C
Temple
Vocational training urged for Texas industrial growth
A discussion on industrial education highlights the value of hands on tool and machine experience for youths. Texas natural resources iron ore manganese and developing markets bolster home manufacture. University of Texas and A and M College educators lead a nine woman industrial education conference with sessions at the YMCA in Bryan.
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Laird
Texas
East
West
East Texas
G. H. Fern
A. and M. College
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan
Laura Murray
Industrial Education Bureau
Extension Division
University of Texas
Murray
Industrial Teachers Conference
el Paso
Arlington
Houston
Conference invites teachers from cities across the state
Delegations from El Paso leading with eighteen and San Antonio with thirteen attend a statewide teacher conference. Fort Worth Houston Dallas Austin and other towns send representatives for various trades, crafts, and technical subjects to the meeting.
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Galveston
Waco
el Paso
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Arlington
Austin
Dallas
Edinburgh
Houston
Della Davis
J. P. Zeigler
T. A. Waggoner
C. C. Rigney
R. R. Tomlinson
Sam Hamilton
C. Cyrus
R. N. Holden
J .H. Owens
Negro Shot Near Brazos County Death Case Sparks Inquiry
Lon Baker reported a body found with suspects including Seale O Connor and John Peyton a Robertson county officer. Henry Bowman sought clues in Bryan while officials say Roan has been captured or killed. The African American man arrived from Louisiana 15 years ago and was described as a hard worker who spoke little English. County officials plan an investigation and Brazos County commissioners may appoint an acting county attorney before the next November election.
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Lon Baker
Seale
O'Conner
John Peyton
Robertson County
Peyton
Henry Bowman
Bryan
Roan
Texas
Louisiana
Brazos County
Plan Remodeling of 1st Baptist Church Navasota
The First Baptist Church congregation votes to remodel the church building and install a pipe organ. Work will begin once arrangements are made, following prior fire damage to the roof and interior. A new baptistry and enlarged auditorium are planned at an estimated total cost of $20,000 led by H. L. Lewis, L. N. Yeager, and E. M. Perry.
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Navasota
First Baptist Church
H. L. Lewis
L. N. Yeager
E. M. Perry
Bade chosen to lead Robertson county cotton delegation to Waco
Gus Bade of Benchley was selected as community chairman to head a Robertson county delegation bound for Waco Friday June 20. The trip supports a Texas Cotton Co-Operative Association district effort aligning with Farm Board plans aimed at aiding cotton farmers.
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Gus Bade
Benchley
Waco
Robertson County
Texas Cotton Co-Operative Association
White cotton rags wanted at The Eagle office
The Eagle office seeks clean white cotton rags for use in shop or printing work. Requestors should deliver textiles in good condition to the office during business hours.
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Eagle
Bryan Texas figures in New Orleans preaching sign
Rev. Roy Holloman recalls reading a bold sign in New Orleans stating preaching by Rev. T Gordon Watts of Bryan Texas in front of Napoleon Avenue Presbyterian Church. Local farmers from Brazos County report crops improving with cotton and corn prospects seen as favorable.
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Bryan
Napoleon and
St. Charles Avenues
New Orleans
Roy 5. Holloman
T. Gordon Watts
D. D
Bryan Texas
Napoleon Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brazos County
Phillip Noto
Brazos
Bryan De Molay To Receive Legion of Honor Honorary Degree
Albert Haneman of College Station now at R O T C Camp in San Antonio will receive the Legion of Honor at the De Molays state convention in San Angelo. He is named among Texas's outstanding De Molays and travels from San Antonio to San Angelo for the ceremony. Ervin McLeroy Reed McDonald Leslie Randolph and Wesley Bentley plan to drive to the convention Thursday noon to join him. Miss Margaret Cobb heads to Houston Saturday to visit Miss Elizabeth Dickenson who recently moved there from Bryan.
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Albert Haneman
College Station
San Antonio
San Angelo
Haneman
Texas
Ervin McLeroy
Reed McDonald
Leslie Randolph
Wesley Bentley
Margaret Cobb
Houston
Elizabeth Dickenson
Bryan
Political Announcments for July Democratic Primaries
The Eagle lists candidates authorized to announce for office subject to the July Democratic primaries.
Grimes County Claims Texas Youngest Postmaster
The Grimes County postmaster at Stoneham Mrs Aline Edwards is 22, appointed Oct 15 1929 and will not turn 23 until June 22, making her younger than Walter F Shannon named postmaster at North Zulch aged 23, per the Navasota Examiner.
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Texas
Stoneham
Aline Edwards
Houston Post-Dispatch
Walter F. Shannon
North Zulch
Post-Dispatch
Shannon
Grimes County
Stabler 4-H Club Making Progress
The Stabler 4-H Club held its regular meeting on Saturday night June 14. The newly organized club is seen as one of the county’s best with Lena Fazzino as president and Louise Fazzino as secretary leading progress reports. The boys spoke of crops in good shape while the girls reported thriving gardens and canning efforts. Plans for the American Legion Fair dominated the program with W R McCullough outlining prizes and urging preparations for exhibits. Other items included songs and stunts. Ruth Lipscomb of Rockport is visiting Mrs R S Webb.
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Stabler 4-H
Lena Fazzino
Louise Fazzino
W. R. McCullough
Stabler Club
Congress probes chain store issue with planned joint inquiry
The current session considers a joint probe into the foreign owned chain system with five lawmakers, while the federal trade commission already investigates. The Green resolution seeks to curb community drain to large centers and protect local merchants under Sherman antitrust principles. It urges a home owned business label as a mark of fair dealing and asks residents to watch for it.
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Congress
House
Senate
R. A. Green
Florida
Committee On Rules
Federal Trade Commission
Brookhart
Iowa
Rep. Green
House of Representatives of
United States of America
United States
Bryan
Grissers Send Cards From Carlsbad Cavern
Mr and Mrs Chas E Grisser and children Bobby and Adel after leaving Bryan for the Texas Fireman's Association state convention at San Angelo send postcards from Carlsbad Cavern New Mexico. The photo shows Governor Dan Moody and convention officials with their wives during a noon meal. They plan to travel west before returning to Bryan and report a delightful trip and a splendid convention.
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Chas. E. Grisser
Bobby
Adel
Bryan
Texas Fireman's Association
San Angelo
Carlbad Cavern
New Mexico
Dan Moody
Texas
John Sidney Smith Named To Baylor Lariat Board
In the June Baylor Monthly at Baylor University Waco Texas the student body elects John Sidney Smith of Bryan to succeed Leonard Green on the Lariat publication board He is the son of Mr and Mrs J Sidney Smith and will be a junior at Baylor next year.
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Baylor Monthly
Baylor University
Waco
Texas
John Sidney Smith
Bryan
Leonard Green
J. Sidney Smith
Baylor
College Station Boy Elected Epworth League Treasurer
Ernest Roberts of Jacksonville elected president of the Texas conference Epworth League. Early Kay of Houston named vice president, Miss Bernice Dent of Nacogdoches secretary, Mendrick Gorczyki of College Station treasurer, and Miss Morris Medley of Beaumont era agent.
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Ernest Roberts
Jacksonville
Early Kay
Houston
Bernice Dent
Nacogdoches
Mendrick Gorczyki
College Station
Morris Medley
Beaumont
Associated Community Builders future in focus slogan
The item presents a civic advertising line urging residents to consider the community’s future when spending. It emphasizes mindful budgeting and long term impact without detailing programs or dates.
Women Club Discusses Health Units and Club Finances
Report from Mrs. Maggie W. Barry on the National Federation of Women's Clubs Denver meeting covers cooperation with the U S Public Health Service to establish county health units and changes to finance by a three member committee. The Texas delegation, led by Mrs. W R Potter, impressed with a Brown Palace Hotel reception.
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National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Denver
Maggie W. Barry
Extension Service, A. and M. College of Texas
Barry
Federation of Texas Clubs
W. R. Potter
Bowie
Potter
State Federation of Texas
United States Public Health Service
Child Health Bureau of the
United States
Grace Abbott
Children’s Bureau
Department of Child Welfare
Public Health Service
Federation
Congress
Texas
Brown Palace
R. F. Lindsey
W. R .Potter
Clean white cotton rags sold at The Eagie office
A local notice states clean white cotton rags are for sale at The Eagie office. The item description and selling venue are provided for potential buyers.
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Eagie
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A. T. Krueger
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J. T. Reynolds
J. M. Parmalee
Auto Electrics
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J. L. Woods
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Oscar Nelson
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Lyman C. Davis
John Harlacker
C. Gryder
J. F. Hudson
1St Baptist Church
J. O. Orr
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